Higher Education
New UCC Business School to House 4,000 Students
The school is expected to cost around €16 million and will also accommodate 200 staff members.
Government to Appeal Decision on Right to Access Higher Education
The High Court decision granted Rebecca Carter the right to enter College late, after her leaving certificate marks were totted up wrong.
RCSI Set to Gain University Status In Near Future
The government is drawing up an amendment to legislation that would allow the college university status.
UCC Students Launch Petition to Rename Watson Building
The building is named after James Watson, a Nobel laureate who has come under fire for racist comments.
Níl an Dualgas ar Mhic Léinn Tionscadal Oideachais na Tríonóide a Réitiú
Bhí na mic léinn agus oifigigh an Choláiste go hiomlán ag teacht salach ar a chéile ag an fhóram oscaile Dé Chéadaoin.
TCDSU to Spend €8k on New Student Space in TBSI
Council voted tonight to allocate €7,560 from the union's HEA fund to a new student space.
Students Pledge Support for Nursing Strike
Students' unions will support nurses as they stage a 24-hour strike on Wednesday.
College Caves to Union Pressure, Handing Out 50 Permanent Contracts
Trinity has made dozens of staff permanent in the last year.
Editorial
Women-Only Professorships Are a Response to an Inadequate Softly-Softly Approach
The sad reality is that academia is far from a meritocracy, and isn’t immune to sexist practice.
Tá Ollúnachtaí do Mhná Amháin mar Fhreagra ar Chur Chuige Easpach
Ar an drochuair, ní tuilleamhlathas é an saol acadúil le imdhíonacht aige ar an ghnéasachas.